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  • 15: Curbing Trump with Rep. Jamie Raskin

    15: Curbing Trump with Rep. Jamie Raskin
    2024/12/27
    Congressman Jamie Raskin discusses the implications of the January 6th Committee's findings and the potential for political retribution under a Trump administration. He emphasizes the importance of congressional oversight and the independence of the Department of Justice, particularly in light of Trump's past actions and rhetoric. Raskin defends Liz Cheney against accusations of misconduct and highlights the critical role of the Speech and Debate Clause in protecting legislative functions.
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    16 分
  • 14: Will The FBI Survive Trump with Frank Figliuzzi

    14: Will The FBI Survive Trump with Frank Figliuzzi
    2024/12/12
    Hugo Lowell and Frank Figliuzzi discuss the implications of Cash Patel's nomination to lead the FBI. They explore Patel's partisan background, concerns over potential abuses of power, and the impact of political loyalty on investigations. The discussion highlights the importance of checks and balances within the FBI and the role of the Washington Field Office. They also address the challenges of conducting background checks on political appointees and the potential consequences of a partisan FBI director.
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    33 分
  • 13: The Fall Of Damascus with Patricia Zengerle

    13: The Fall Of Damascus with Patricia Zengerle
    2024/12/09
    Hugo and Patricia delve into the complexities of US foreign policy regarding Syria, the implications of Russia's involvement, and the evolving political dynamics surrounding military aid and confirmation hearings for key appointments. Patricia Zengerle provides insights into the historical context of US actions in Syria, the challenges posed by Russia's military presence, and the shifting attitudes within the US Senate regarding military funding and support for Ukraine. The discussion also touches on the domestic political landscape, particularly the confirmation process for Pete Hegseth and the potential ramifications of his nomination.
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    31 分
  • 12: Why Trump Is A national Security Risk with Olivia Troye

    12: Why Trump Is A national Security Risk with Olivia Troye
    2024/11/27
    Former national security insider Olivia Troye offers a penetrating look into the delicate intersection of politics and intelligence. She dissects the potential risks of politicizing national security apparatus, revealing the profound challenges career officials face when maintaining integrity amid shifting political winds. With razor-sharp insights, Troye examines how leadership transitions can compromise counterterrorism efforts and the fragile balance of intelligence reporting in an increasingly polarized environment.
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    28 分
  • 11: Jack Smith’s Cases Dismissed with Tim Parlatore

    11: Jack Smith’s Cases Dismissed with Tim Parlatore
    2024/11/26
    Hugo Lowell and Timothy Parlatore discuss the recent dismissal of legal cases against Trump, the implications of these decisions, and the broader issues of prosecutorial conduct within the Justice Department. They analyze the legal landscape following the election, the rationale behind the dismissal of cases, and the potential consequences for the DOJ moving forward. Additionally, they delve into allegations surrounding Boris Epstein and his influence within Trump's inner circle.
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    31 分
  • 10: The Inside Scoop From Trump World with Katie Phang

    10: The Inside Scoop From Trump World with Katie Phang
    2024/11/02
    Hugo Lowell and Katie Phang discuss Trump’s recent rally, celebrity endorsements, and early voting. They analyze media coverage, political outrage, and Biden’s gaffes. Predicting election night and Trump’s strategies, they delve into Trump’s campaign legal landscape, including Georgia’s Supreme Court decisions, Bannon’s influence, and potential legal challenges. They also discuss presidential immunity, women’s voting behavior, and election night expectations, reflecting the shifting political landscape and women’s crucial role in shaping the outcome.
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    40 分
  • 9: If Trump Wins, It Won’t Be Because Of Elon Musk

    9: If Trump Wins, It Won’t Be Because Of Elon Musk
    2024/10/26
    In this episode of Highly Conflicted, host Hugo Lowell discuss the latest comments from Donald Trump regarding Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff, labeling them as enemies from within. Hugo analyzes Trump's controversial statements about wanting generals like Hitler's and his intention to fire special counsel Jack Smith.
    Shifting to the Trump campaign's strategy, focusing on voter turnout and the challenges faced by America PAC in their ground game efforts. As the election approaches, Hugo highlight Trump's emphasis on immigration as a key message in his final rallies, while also considering the implications of early voting trends among Republicans.
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    29 分
  • 8: How Elon Musk Is Trying to Buy The Election

    8: How Elon Musk Is Trying to Buy The Election
    2024/10/19
    In this episode of Highly Conflicted, hosts Hugo Lowell and Katie Phang discuss the significant influence of Elon Musk on Donald Trump's campaign, particularly focusing on Musk's financial contributions and political ambitions. They explore the implications of campaign funding strategies, the emoluments clause violations associated with Trump's business practices, and the challenges faced by undecided voters. The conversation also delves into the role of billionaire donors in shaping political landscapes and Musk's potential data harvesting efforts to bolster his political influence.
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    39 分